IPCAMHD61 User Manual

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1 IPCAMHD61 User Manual

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS: PRODUCT STRUCTURE DIAGRAM SETUP AN ACCOUNT USERNAME ADD CAMERA TO APP CONNECT TO YOUR NETWORK WEB ACCESS PASSWORDS MOBILE APP LAYOUT CAMERA VIEW PAGE CAMERA RECORDINGS DEVICE SETTINGS RECORDING YOUR CAMERA MOTION DETECTION AND NOTIFICATION SETTINGS EXPLAINED HOW TO IMPROVE PLAYBACK PERFORMANCE INCREASE THE GLOBAL BUFFER SETTING HOW TO EVALUATE YOUR HOME WIRELESS NETWORK HOW TO CHECK AND INSTALL FIRMWARE UPDATES TECHNICAL SPECS TROUBLESHOOTING

3 Product Structure Diagram Photosensitive Sensor Loudspeaker Microphone Lens IR LED Wireless Network Status Light Wired Network Status Light POWER LED RESET Ethernet Wireless Antenna DC5V Power Port FN Button Micro SD Card Slot Note: FN button has no function at this time 1

4 Don't forget to register your camera with us online to get a free 1 year manufacturer's warranty! Just go to `SereneViewer' APP Installation A. Scan 'SereneViewer' APP QR code or search to download the app. ios Setup an Account Username Click "Sign Up" Andriod Create your camera username - 6 characters min - Do not use address Note: This user name will be used to access all of your cameras from the app or 2

5 Create an account password - Click "Sign Up" Note: This will be used to log in to all of the cameras on your account and can be separate from the camera password Add Camera to APP 1. Enter 'Device List' and click '+' icon at the top of left corner. Then scan the device ID QR code. 3

6 Connect to Your Network Choose method 1 or 2 for setup Method 1: Wired Setup - Connect power, Ethernet cable and the wireless antenna as above. - Wait 50 seconds for ( ) indicator on the camera to flash green - After scanning QR code - select the "Ethernet Connection" option Method 2: Wi-Fi Connection - Make sure you are in the same room as your wireless router and plug camera into power - Wait 1-2 min for camera boot up, watch for the WiFi indicator on the front of the camera to flash green and red alternating. - If WiFi only flashes red - perform a hardware reset to change the camera back to Wireless setup mode. If still only red follow "Method 1 Wired Setup" 4

7 Web Access: After setting up your camera on the mobile phone - you can use your account username and password to access the cameras from any device with an internet browser Log on to the website: Passwords Should you happen to forget a camera's individual password you can reset it by performing a hardware reset. Just use a pin to press and hold the reset switch for seconds. The camera will reboot and run through pan and tilt. If you forget your account password you will need to register a new account and pair the cameras again. Accounts are never associated with an address for password recovery 5

8 Mobile App Layout The main screen is your device list. You will see a thumbnail preview for all cameras added to your account. Use this menu to - Switch between different cameras - Add new devices - Access and change app global settings Add Device Add your cloud camera to your account through the icon. App Settings You can change your user admin and guest password and check the app software version. Alarm Messages Shows which cameras have detected motion. 6

9 Camera View Page This page give you access to all camera specific actions and settings -Hold the phone vertically or horizontally to switch between full screen mode -Swipe left and right on the video to reposition the camera -Spread two fingers apart to zoom in Sound Activate to hear your cameras surroundings Microphone Activate to talk through your camera's speaker. Snap Photo Saves a photo to your phone's local memory Image Settings Set color, contrast, image res and more. Local Video Records the live video direct to phone memory. This feature only works while app is open. See "SD recording" for background recording options. View the Video Records and alarm messages Click the icon to view the video recording and alarm message. 7

10 Camera Recordings Enter into the interface of "information and video viewing" can see the alarm information and video of storage device (Micro SD or cloud box), users can quickly search the information and video by choose the time or category. Local Shows photos and videos recorded to the phone memory Calendar Icon Skip to a specific date and time.. Records Shows photos and videos stored on the SD memory card. Drag the screen down to load. 8

11 Device Settings This screen allows you to check and set camera specific settings. If you see the red dot icon - a firmware update is available. Install available firmware updates to ensure the camera features are working as intended. About Check the camera's software version and ID number. Storage Device Connecting Cloud Box for storage Schedule Recording Set the recording schedule start and end time. Network Can set up the camera Wi-Fi connection Motion and Notification Set the motion detection alarm. 9

12 Recording Your Camera You can choose 3 options for storing recordings for your camera 1) Local storage This is the most simple method - just point and shoot. This only works while The phone app is open and running and will take up memory on your phone. 2) SD storage Install an SD card and open up a world of possibilities! Choose between scheduled recording, motion detection triggered recording or just let it run! The oldest videos will be overwritten to make room for the newest. You can download and save the videos from the mobile or website. 3) CloudBox storage Sometimes SD storage just doesn't cut it. With a limit of 32g and the fact that the videos are stored directly in the camera - many people prefer the peace of mind the CloudBox can bring. Purchase the cloud box and back up 2TB of video storage from any device on a single network and check the videos from the same login. Find the CloudBox for sale on Amazon now! Search "SereneLife CloudBox" 10

13 Motion Detection and Notification Settings Explained You can set notification settings separately for any camera in your account. To access the notification settings, select your camera, and go to the settings tap - then scroll down to "motion detection" Slide the slider to enable motion detection You can then choose what actions you would like to occur when your camera detections motion. I/O alarm will send a signal to any equipment you have attached to the camera I/O output ports. Snap Shotwill record a still image to the SD card in your camera. Recordwill record video to the SD card while the camera detects motion. You can also turn push notifications on and off by selecting "turn alert on" or "turn alert off". 11

14 If you are finding your camera is alerting you needlessly or failing to alert you if someone is moving, you can adjust the sensitivity for motion detection for the camera. Go to "settings" > "Motion Sensitivity" and adjust the sliders for day and night seperately How to Improve Playback Performance Choppy video? Try the following to ease up the demands for data on your camera... 12

15 Increase the Global Buffer Setting The camera buffer time is a setting for the app - not an individual camera. (Access app settings in the camera select window at the top right corner) Try increasing the buffer time so the network isn't as taxed. Decrease the Video Stream Quality You can drop the resolution setting for the camera to make it easier on your home network's bandwidth. 13

16 Just open up the setting here and adjust until you get the desired performance level. Plug your camera into a wired data connection Do some tests before throwing in the towel for using the camera wirelessly But the facts remain - wires are still quicker... How to evaluate your home wireless network Evaluate your wireless network Cameras having trouble with wireless? You may want to consider upgrading your wireless network. 14

17 Lets do a basic evaluation of your home wireless network. First, I would recommend comparing your network speed with your wireless speed. 1) Run a speedtest from a laptop of desktop connected to your router with a wired connection. 2) Compare this value to your wireless network apps like Speed Test to see if youhave enough available data in the area you would like to set the camera. 3) Test your network range -What is your download speed in the same room as your wireless router? -What is the download speed in the location you are trying to install the camera? -Is there a significant drop? What to upgrade? 1) If your wired connection is too slow to reach the bandwidth requirements of the camera you may need to consider upgrading your internet service. 2) If you have a significant drop in data when testing a wireless connection in the same room as your router, you may want to consider upgrading to a router that can provide higher data transmission speeds 3) If you see a significant drop in data when testing in the area you want to install your camera you can either look for an upgraded router that will offer additional range or you can expand your router range with a signal booster. How to check and install firmware updates Firmware updates ensure our new features will work 100% for your camera It is a good idea to install them when you see they are available. 15

18 It is reccomended that you install updates while on a wired connection to your router. This will ensure loss of bandwith is not an issue during updates To check and install firmware updates 1) Tap the device preview image 2) Look for red dot indicating firmware update available - then enter settings 16

19 3) Scroll down to "System Settings" 4) Select Upgrade - then confirm 5) Now wait for the upgrade to proceed - It can take 5-10 minutes - Do not quit the app or modify the camera hardware 17

20 6) Once complete - the app will tell you to restart the camera - However it should automatically restart itself - Wait 2-3 minutes for the camera to restart before checking the camera feed or settings 7) Check if any additional updates are available -Sometimes there will be multiple updates available in a row. Repeat the process until no new updates are available Desktop access link: Other issues? Check our FAQ resources and contact support online! Compatible Products: You can add any number of SereneLife cameras to your account with us to monitor multiple locations! IPCAMHD12 IPCAMHD15 IPCAMHD61 IPCAMHD82 18

21 Technical Specs: Imaging Sensor: 1/4'' Full Color CMOS Video Resolution: Up to 720p (1280 x 720 Pixels) 25FPS Adjustable Pixel Resolution Settings: (1280 x 720, 640 x 360, 320 x 180, 160 x 90 Pixels) Video File Format MJPEG (H.264) Night Vision Distance: 32'+ Feet (12 IR LEDS, 0.5 Lux) Wi-Fi Wireless Network: IEEE b/g/n Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP/IP, HTTP, DHCP, RTSP, RTMP, MUTP WPS Protection Key Support Dynamic IP Address Support Ethernet Network: 10/100Mbps, RJ-45 Interface Browser Support: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, IE, etc. P2P Technology: Plug & Play Dynamic Code Rate Filtering, Jitter Buffer Maximum Micro SD Card Support Size: 32GB Lighting Frequency: 50/60Hz Video Compression: H.264 Audio Compression: AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) Maximum Micro SD Card Support: 32GB Supports WIFI IEEE802.11b/g/n Power Consumption: DC 5V, 2A/7W (Max) Dimensions (L x W x H): 4.5'' x 5.1'' x 5.1'' Weight: 2.38 lbs. 19

22 Troubleshooting Can't connect to WiFi - Connect the ethernet cable and check connection is working - Go to "camera settings" > "network" Check the WiFi status is enabled and "List" displays your home network - doublecheck the password. - In the Ethernet tab - disable the ethernet connection to force the camera to look for available WiFi network Still having trouble? - Try deleting the camera entry from your account - Hardware rest the camera - Add the camera as a new device SD Card is not recognized by the camera - Check the card is class 10-32g or less - Insert the card while the camera is powered down then power up -Try reformatting the card using your computer using "FAT32" - Test multiple SD cards App is crashing - a feature is not working - Check for app updates - Check for camera firmware updates - Contact support with app version, mobile device model and OS version so we can update the app and fix the issue 20